Tag: film
Style December 2019
Get the Style: The Irishman
Martin Scorsese’s highly anticipated gangster epic The Irishman is 2019’s must-see, not least for the myriad style lessons…
Style September 2019
Tarantino's Style Icons
With the release of Tarantino’s latest film, we take a quick dive into the style icons of his cinematic oeuvre to discover what makes them so damn cool.
Style August 2019
Get the Style: Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
Double denim, brown leather, oversized sunglasses… Tarantino’s latest film is jam-packed with delicious late-sixties looks that we’re desperate to try for ourselves.
Style April 2019
Celluloid Style: Nine And A Half Weeks
Mickey Rourke and Kim Basinger’s last tango in Manhattan provides endless moments of cinematic style, as Chris Modoo discovers…
Style January 2019
The Valstar 'Jude Law' Bomber
The new Valstar bomber jacket gets the seal of approval from Jude Law in the film Vox Lux. Get yours now…
Style November 2018
This Week We're Channelling: Anton Chigurh in No Country for Old Men
Channelling a villain is always fun, particularly one as stylish as Javier Bardem’s Anton Chigurh in the Coen brothers’ critically acclaimed neo-western, No Country for Old Men.
Code October 2018
10 Rakish Comedies to Watch
They may be played for laughs, but these 10 movies are brimming with serious style. No joke.
Style August 2018
This Week We're Channelling: Martin Brody in Jaws
Jaws was released over 40 years ago but its democratic style is as relevant as ever. This week we’re channelling its unassuming hero Chief Martin Brody.
Icons July 2018
Style Icon: Jeff Goldblum
Having cultivated an eclectic and playful approach to dressing, Jeff Goldblum is injecting fun into fashion and proving that age is no hindrance to great style.
Icons July 2018
Jamie Foxx goes Off Script
Given what you read about Hollywood stars, one might expect that a chart-topping, Oscar-winning, silver-tongued, good-looking comedic genius would, in reality, not live up to the sum of his parts.…
Icons July 2018
Ken Watanabe: Japan's Rising Son
One of the few Japanese actors to forge a truly international career, the unflappable Ken Watanabe is now treading the boards of London’s Palladium theatre where he is reprising the role of the King of Siam in The King & I. The Rake recently caught up with him to talk samurai warriors, tragic heroes, and the art of acting…
Icons May 2018
Dressing Gotti: How John Travolta Became The Dapper Don
With the cinematic release next month of Gotti, starring John Travolta, The Rake caught up with Matteo Perin, Travolta’s personal tailor and the man responsible for transforming him into the…
